We just released a minor platform update — v1412.1.
Ruby 2.2.0 is added featuring a better garbage collector and other performance improvements.
The upcoming platform update is scheduled for Tuesday, December 23rd, 2014. Bundler is updated to version 1.7.9.Firefox is updated to version 34…
After recent introduction of default email notification settings and consolidation in one tab, today we are happy to announce more improvements.
Last week we introduced high priority branches. Today, we’re introducing a new feature that gives more control over the build queue – queued builds cancellation.
Semaphore features a custom build queue algorithm that was designed to make the build flow for a team as pleasant as possible.
We just released a minor platform update — v1411.1.The official release of PhantomJS 1.9.8 had an issue with guard-jasmine tests which required a custom…
Today, we’re releasing a new way of managing email notifications on Semaphore. Now you can update your project notification settings from one place…
MeteorJS stands out among the recent big Javascript frameworks with its radical view on creating web applications. It seamlessly connects the client side code with a Node + MongoDB based backend and promises unbelievably fast application development.
The upcoming platform update is scheduled for Monday, November 24th, 2014.
Chrome driver is updated to version 2.12.
Git is now on version 2.1.3.
On Thursday, October 23rd after the rollout of a planned platform update at 13:30 UTC, Semaphore experienced issues which caused delays in running…
We just released a minor platform update — v1410.1.Ruby 2.1.4 is added. This is a security release recommended for all projects using 2.1.
This is a guest blog post from Chris Kottom, a longtime Ruby and Rails developer and maker of the best chili con carne to be found in Prague.
The upcoming platform update is scheduled for Wednesday, October 23, 2014. JRuby is updated to version 1.7.16.Three PHP version updates are inluded…
With great pleasure we are announcing that Semaphore is extending its hosted continuous integration and deployment service with support for Bitbucket repositories. Bitbucket is a source code hosting platform for the distributed version control systems (DVCS) Git and Mercurial, made by Atlassian.
Remember how excited you were when Jesse Newland from GitHub presented ChatOps at GitHub? Great news! From now on you can set up your own Hubot to perform deployments on Semaphore.